C# 2.0: The Complete Reference (Complete Reference Series)

Chapter 2: An Overview of C#

Table 2-1: The C# Keywords

Chapter 3: Data Types, Literals, and Variables

Table 3-1: The C# Value Types

Table 3-2: Character Escape Sequences

Chapter 4: Operators

Table 4-1: The Bitwise Operators

Table 4-2: The Precedence of the C# Operators

Chapter 7: Arrays and Strings

Table 7-1: Some Common String Handling Methods

Chapter 11: Inheritance

Table 11-1: Methods of the object Class

Chapter 13: Exception Handling

Table 13-1: Commonly Used Exceptions Defined Within the System Namespace

Chapter 14: Using I/O

Table 14-1: Some of the Methods Defi ned by Stream

Table 14-2: The Properties Defi ned by Stream

Table 14-3: The Input Methods Defi ned by TextReader

Table 14-4: The FileMode Values

Table 14-5: Commonly Used Output Methods Defined by BinaryWriter

Table 14-6: Commonly Used Input Methods Defined by BinaryReader

Chapter 20: Exploring the System Namespace

Table 20-1: The Methods Defined by Math

Table 20-2: Methods Supported by the Integer Structures

Table 20-3: The Methods Supported by Single

Table 20-4: The Fields Supported by Single

Table 20-5: The Methods Supported by Double

Table 20-6: Fields Supported by Double

Table 20-7: The Methods Defined by Decimal

Table 20-8: Fields Supported by Decimal

Table 20-9: Methods Defined by Char

Table 20-10: Methods Defined by Boolean

Table 20-11: Properties Defined by Array

Table 20-12: Methods Defined by Array

Table 20-13: Methods Defined by BitConverter

Table 20-14: Methods Defined by Random

Table 20-15: Methods Defined by GC

Table 20-16: Methods Defined by Object

Chapter 21: Strings and Formatting

Table 21-1: The String Comparison Methods

Table 21-2: The StringComparison Enumeration Values

Table 21-3: The Search Methods Offered by String

Table 21-4: The Format Specifiers

Table 21-5: The Format( ) Methods

Table 21-6: Custom Format Placeholder Characters

Table 21-7: The Date and Time Format Specifiers

Table 21-8: The Custom Date and Time Placeholder Characters

Table 21-9: The Enumeration Format Specifiers

Chapter 23: Collections, Enumerators, and Iterators

Table 23-1: The Non-Generic Collection Interfaces

Table 23-2: The Methods Defined by IList

Table 23-3: The Methods Defined by IDictionary

Table 23-4: Several Commonly Used Methods Defined by ArrayList

Table 23-5: Several Commonly Used Methods Defined by Hashtable

Table 23-6: Several Commonly Used Methods Defined by SortedList

Table 23-7: The Methods Defined by Stack

Table 23-8: The Methods Defined by Queue

Table 23-9: The Methods Defined by BitArray

Table 23-10: The Generic Collection Interfaces

Table 23-11: The Methods Defined by IList<T>

Table 23-12: The Methods Defined by IDictionary<TK, TV>

Table 23-13: The Generic Collection Classes

Table 23-14: A Sampling of Methods Defined by List<T>

Table 23-15: A Sampling of Methods Defined by LinkedList<T>

Table 23-16: Several Commonly Used Methods Defined by Dictionary<TK, TV>

Table 23-17: A Sampling of Methods Defined by SortedDictionary<TK, TV>

Table 23-18: Several Commonly Used Methods Defined by SortedList<TK, TV>

Table 23-19: The Methods Defined by Stack<T>

Table 23-20: The Methods Defined by Queue<T>

Chapter 24: Networking Through the Internet

Table 24-1: The Methods Defined by WebRequest That Support Synchronous Communications

Table 24-2: The Properties Defined by WebRequest

Table 24-3: The Methods Defined by WebResponse

Table 24-4: The Properties Defined by WebResponse

Table 24-5: The Properties Defined by HttpWebResponse

Table 24-6: The Properties Defined by WebClient

Table 24-7: The Synchronous Methods Defined by WebClient

Appendix A: XML Comment Quick Reference

Table A-1: The XML Comment Tags